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China meant to poison their own pet food supply, but accidentally poisoned ours?
They will not report it, but I believe the rabbit hole is deeper than told!
Did you see that in China anyone with large dogs had to get rid of them or they would be collected and killed. It is due to a rabies scare. Only small dogs were aloud to be kept. I don't think everyone was following the law and they were hiding their pets. I think this poison pet food was their next step to insure reduced pet populations. With their one child policy and discarding of young female fetus's, would you really count it out?
I think this had something to do with that. Only they didn't expect it to effect America pet food supplies. I think they meant for those foods to be distributed exclusively in China but someone messed up and put it into the U.S. supplies.
It is just to coincidental. A month ago the Chinese are patrolling the streets for loose pets and forcing people to turn in their neighbors if they saw large dogs. Now all of a sudden there is a link to poisoned pet food.
Possible?
7 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
We don't import wheat, we import wheat gluten. We have a vast amount of the stuff and could produce it ourselves.. but our country has went corrupt and in its corrupt ways decided to pass laws to make it more economically feasible to have someone else do it.
I do not believe that China did it intentionally to hurt anyone.. of course I could be wrong. It is likely that the gluten had it as mentioned by another due to rat problems.
They didn't mess up anything - maybe they thought we had rat problems in our mills? *shrugs*
- Anonymous5 years ago
America's food supply (pet's or human's) is very vulnerable. Yes, we take extreme precautions with it, but there are things that slip through. E coli, foot and mouth, or salmanilla for example, there were major outbreaks of these diseases recently that affected a lot of people. All though it isn't extremely hard to trace the food back to its source there are still weak spots that people can miss or forget something. Yes, they washed the spinach many times, but that had nothing to do with it. It was their contaminated water. The food was already saturated with that water, so no amount of washing was going to get it out. Your theory is very possible. People make mistakes, but there's nothing you can really do about it after it takes its course.
- 1 decade ago
Actually, I think it's more likely that they used poison to control rats in the wheat and we use use their wheat. That poison is banned in our country. Why do we import wheat????? That should teach us a lesson. Many other countries don't have our standards and we should expect more. I wonder if we use Chinese wheat/gluten in any food we humans eat?
- 1 decade ago
And just what the hell is that mystery meat perched up on those skewers down at the Peking Moon?
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
In a word, nonsense!
- Anonymous1 decade ago
i dont think so, i think it is just a testing screw up. but it messed up my cat.
7 april -he passed away today. rip